Pricing

How do you cater for extra large accounting practices?

Our flexible pricing structure caters for accounting practices with up to 3,500 non-individual clients. If you have more than 3,500 non-individual clients, please get in touch with us directly to discuss your requirements.

What happens when my trial runs out?

We'll remind you in advance that your trial is due to expire, so you’ll have plenty of warning. On the final day of your trial, you'll receive a message from us prompting you to enter your payment details and select the paid tools you would like to add to your toolkit. If you choose not to continue, you won’t need to take any action and your account will be deactivated automatically.

If you need a little longer to try out all of the fantastic tools that AccountKit offers please get in touch with the support team (support@account-kit.com) and we can work something out for you.

How will you select the pricing plan for our firm?

Our pricing is based on the number of active (not archived) non-individual clients within your database - this includes companies, trusts, corporate trustees, super funds and other entities. We use the non-individual client count to gauge the size of the practice and select the plan that’s right for you.

We don’t charge on a per user basis because we want to make it as easy as possible for multiple team members within your firm to use AccountKit. For more information, visit our pricing page.

If you’re currently trialling AccountKit, you can also find more detail on the practice settings page within the app itself. After a number of free uses of each tool, you then have the option to turn on and pay for those tools as and when you want to, meaning you can slowly expand the toolset as you become familiar with the tools on hand. If your client count exceeds the next plan threshold, we'll simply adjust your plan at the end of the next billing period.

What happens to my information in AccountKit once my trial expires?

We'll keep hold of it for a little while so you can decide if AccountKit is right for you. However, we'll only continue to store it if you sign up to a paid plan.

Why did you change the pricing model? I liked it the old ‘all you can eat’ way.

A number of factors contributed to the decision to change our pricing structure.

Firstly, we wanted to give firms greater flexibility to only pay for the tools they need, and greater choice over what combination of tools they use as part of their wider tech stack.

In addition, we wanted to make AccountKit more accessible for practices with high numbers of individual clients. Under the previous structure, individual clients were counted as part of a practice’s total client count and as a result, many were bumped up to higher pricing plans.

Will I have access to all AccountKit tools and functionality during my trial?

Yes! We want you and your team to get the most of AccountKit during your 30-day trial period. Once the trial is completed, you'll still be able to access all tools up to a threshold, after which you'll then have the option to start paying for the tools you want to keep using. Don't worry, we make it super clear how many freebies for each tool you have available to you and when you're due to run out.

Do I need a credit card to sign up for the trial?

No. You won't need to provide any payment details until the trial period is over or you update your subscription to paid - whichever comes first.

Do I need to commit to a plan upfront?

No. The base plan will be chosen for you based on the number non-individual clients in your client list. From there, you’ll be able to choose the tools you want to use.

I have another question.

You might find the answer here, or you can contact us with your query - we'd be happy to help!